Sentence examples for she believed too from inspiring English sources

She believed, too, that the presence of women on juries would result in greater care being taken in cases where women were concerned.

I learned about history from Gerry Healy to a depth and a precision that I would never have done otherwise.' But does she in retrospect think she believed too much in Gerry Healy?

She believes too many governments in countries dependent on oil and gas revenues have too much to lose from a long-term price slump.

Ms. Stevens said the Elmira mission was important because of the attention it brought to the plight of farm animals, which she believes too many people feel are simply anonymous entrees.

She believes too many women think that hard work alone will ensure they'll get a good package when they leave.

The former secretary of state did say she believes too many people have been imprisoned for marijuana-related offenses. .

The former emergency services minister Jane Garrett also quit last week rather than support the deal, which she believed gave too much power to the union and threatened the volunteer nature of the CFA.

Much of her research was carried out in French creches, which she believed were too rigid in their approach.

And she saw what he meant, and she believed him, too; because how could he have touched her when she, the real she, wasn't even in the same room (or, possibly, the same universe) that he was in?

The AMA's statement against Photoshop, she believes is "too little too late," adding it "frankly might make it worse for models, actresses, singers and other performers, for whom the pressures to alter their bodies will only be heightened".

The fiction has its own life, however much she begs Alexander to believe – too late – that "none of this is true".